Overexpression of glutaredoxin protects cardiomyocytes against nitric oxide-induced apoptosis with suppressing the S-nitrosylation of proteins and nuclear translocation of GAPDH
Chiaki Inadomi(Sasebo City General Hospital), Koji Sumikawa(Sasebo City General Hospital), Takahito Kondo(Tokyo Medical University), Hiroaki Murata(University of Nagasaki), Shinji Goto(Senko Medical Instrument Manufacturing (Japan)), Junji Yodoi(Kyoto University), Yoshishige Urata(Nagasaki University), Yoshito Ihara
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